From "Front Range apartment vacancies continue to fall as rents rise," The Denver Post, November 27.
Ryan McMaken, an economist for the agency, said especially low vacancy rates were found in the northern Front Range markets.
In the third quarter, the vacancy rate was 2.8 percent in the Fort Collins-Loveland area and 1.3 percent in Greeley, which was the lowest rate reported in Greeley since 1995.
"The Fort Collins market has been tight for several years at this point, and continues to be so, but in just 18 months, Greeley has gone from being a market with only moderate demand to a very tight one," said McMaken.
